Hungry video gamers don't even have to take their eyes off the screen anymore, let alone get off the couch, thanks to a new app that lets you order pizza directly from Microsoft's Xbox.
Former Seattle "Bachelor" Jason Mesnick appeared on Jenni Hogan's Next Big Thing podcast to debut his next big thing: a new baby girl with wife Molly, who he met on ABC's The Bachelor.
With funds seemingly dried up, the producers of Seattle's annual fireworks show had thrown in the towel. But Seattle Mayor Mike McGinn wouldn't hear it.
Four years after voters approved a light rail line across Lake Washington and through the Eastside, the Bellevue City Council has finally signed off on where the line will go.
The Bellevue police chief apologized to residents of Seattle's Columbia City neighborhood where a Bellevue SWAT team killed a man last month while trying to arrest a robbery suspect.
An Army sergeant at Joint Base Lewis-McChord has pleaded guilty to killing five other service members in a deal that will keep him from a possible death sentence.
While downtown Seattle businesses are warned to be at the ready should another May Day protest go awry, officials are confident the city is prepared to handle those bent on destruction.
It's been a year since Nicole Westbrook was gunned down in Seattle's Pioneer Square in a random shooting, and police are again asking for help in solving the case.
Playing in Pearl Jam and Brad, owning a recording studio and producing other acts while also raising a five-year-old daughter doesn't leave a lot of extra free time, so Stone Gossard can be forgiven if it took him over a decade to finish his second solo album.
Hundreds of lucky service members at Joint Base Lewis McChord and their families will be getting the first look at the highly anticipated blockbuster Iron Man 3.
Your Monday afternoon and Tuesday morning commute might be a little more hectic than what you noticed Monday morning if you take SR 99 at Mercer Street.
A top defense attorney tells KIRO's Luke Burbank show the goal of any lawyer representing the Boston Marathon bombing suspect won't be to get him off, but simply to save his life.
It was an especially difficult December night in 2011 for then 11-year-old Braydon Hutchison. The young leukemia patient, quarantined at Seattle Children's Hospital, couldn't stop vomiting. It continued into the next day. But for two brief hours, his nausea magically subsided, thanks in large part to some musician he'd never met.
Boeing began installing reinforced lithium ion batteries on five grounded 787 jets owned by their launch customer All Nippon Airways Monday. That starts a process that should make the first commercial Dreamliners ready to fly again in about a week.
